Economy grew 0.7% in GDP terms last year

The Irish economy grew by 0.7% in GDP terms in 2011, the first full-year increase since 2007.

The Irish economy grew by 0.7% in GDP terms in 2011, the first full-year increase since 2007.

However, despite this, the latest quarterly national accounts from the CSO indicate that Irish GDP fell by 0.2%, marking the second consecutive quarterly decline — thus, meaning that the economy is technically back in recession.

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